ForeVR Cornhole VR

To start this one off, we will go to what we always do first. Seated Play is good to go! There is not a setting for it so you will appear on the shorter side of things but, that won't really ruin the experience at all in this because of the simplistic nature of the game. With that being said you can use the height adjust setting on the Quest platform or if you're on PC you can use either OVR Advanced Settings or WalkinVR to adjust your height in the game. ​ As for controls, you can change the thumbsticks to be left-handed if that is your preferred method, but there is no Legacy/one handed setting if that is something that you are used to using, I wanted to let you know. For movement you have the basics of teleport and smooth with teleport being the default setting for the game. And for turning you of course have snap turning which is the game's default setting, smooth turning, and physical turning. Smooth movement, smooth turning, and snap turning all have adjustment bars to get it just right for you. ​ Now let's cover both Captions and Difficulty levels. I know, a bit weird to put these two together but they are the shorter things to go over. For captions, all that is said by an in-game voice is placed in text on the screen as well as everything else is in text, other than the music that is playing in-game but, I think that goes without saying. As for difficulty levels, they are a thing in the game through bot matches. When you go to start a bot match, the game has you pick a character to play against and each character has a difficulty rating and score under their portrait. ​ This next thing we're talking about almost went another way until I noticed something when I went to play more and saw it. The upper body and arm movement was almost listed as full because the first go around, I had to use my full reach and a good amount of my arm strentg to toss the beanbag far enough, but then I later noticed in the pause menu that there was a adjustment bar for Throw Strength. By defaul it is set to the middle of the bar, so not too weak but not too strong. I then set it close to max and began to attempt throwing with just my wrist, and then my wrist and a bit of my forearm while never moving my arm from my armrest. It worked. And pretty well at that after some practice. My throws were roughly the same as my full throws with default settings and matching the bot. This made me happy as that means that if you or someone you know doesn't have a ton of arm movement, that you could still play this with your friends and have a good time.